Nash-HHH Hell In The Cell

[Guest Anglesault]

This will set a new bar for bad Hell in a Cells. It will be Terrible. To right now, there are only two TERRIBLE HiaCs: Bossman/Undertaker and Mankind/Undertaker.

 

Bossman/Taker was bad and we all know why.

 

Now I know some of you are going "OMG ManKInd Indertalker was the BesST~! He fell of th celz!!!!!!~ A ************************ mtch!!!!!!!!!!!!"

 

But no, not at all. The match sucked. Badly. (For understandable reasons) It doesn't even compare to Taker/Shawn or HHH/Cactus.

 

HOWEVER, it did so much for the Hell in a Cell match itself and both Undertaker and Mankind respectively that I really do like the match. It put the cell over as dangerous and Mick and UT over as sick. A-Okay with me.

 

Nash/HHH will be more like Bossman/Taker, because it will have no redeeming value. Anf I think these Cripples will put on a worse match than Bossman/Taker.

 

What I'm trying to say is, they can have a terrible match and still let it work. But they won't.

[Guest snuffbox]

not really on topic...but i think its kinda interesting...

 

AWA's demise coincided with Nicky Bockwinkle getting hugely stale as champion

 

The deathfall of WCW somewhat coincided with the refusal to keep the world title off Hollywood Hogan

 

and of course the massively un-over reign of Justin Credible didnt help ECW at all in its final year.

 

Now with Triple H carrying the Raw Heavyweight title through his reign's 3rd presidential term the WWE is going nowhere fast. Good to see nobody in charge of the company paid any attention to the failures of EVERY other major US company of the last 30 years.

 

That said, I still shudder at the thought of a Kevin Nash championship run.

[Guest JHawk]

not really on topic...but i think its kinda interesting...

 

AWA's demise coincided with Nicky Bockwinkle getting hugely stale as champion

 

The deathfall of WCW somewhat coincided with the refusal to keep the world title off Hollywood Hogan

 

and of course the massively un-over reign of Justin Credible didnt help ECW at all in its final year.

 

Now with Triple H carrying the Raw Heavyweight title through his reign's 3rd presidential term the WWE is going nowhere fast. Good to see nobody in charge of the company paid any attention to the failures of EVERY other major US company of the last 30 years.

 

That said, I still shudder at the thought of a Kevin Nash championship run.

In fairness though, Jerry Lawler restored a lot of the AWA's credibility before Verne Gagne shortchanged him on his SuperClash 3 payoff.

 

Using Credible for ECW's demise isn't fair because the lame TNN deal is what killed them, but it didn't help matters.

 

We're agreed on WCW though.

[Guest snuffbox]

Lawler-Von Erich was a pretty good bookend for the AWA memories.

 

Vernes instance on keeping his family on top of the card was damaging as well. Vince McMahon apparently isnt a historian.